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I HATE sidewalk chalk. There, I said it. It's gross. It feels nasty on your fingers and makes my teeth itch just thinking about it. Madelyn, of course, LOVES sidewalk chalk. I might invest in gloves to wear so I can draw with her.

I want my house to look decorated and put together, but I have no idea where to start or what to do. My asthetic is completely different from Chris and we end up with a bunch of randomness. I'm going to work harder at our next home to make this not be the case.

I went to the fabric store today and went on project overload. Luckily I found one project and all fabrics for said project so it wasn't a complete waste. Of course if you know me, you know that buying all the fabrics at one time is a huge accomplishment.

I greatly desire to own Mariokart. I love fun video games like that. Luckily my brother and sister in law own it and I make them bring it whenever they visit.

I am having a hard time following up my All Dressed Up post last week. Hoping I get some inspiration this week.

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